Differentiate between the sentences: ‘I read a book’ and ‘I am reading a book.’
A. ‘I read a book’ refers to a past action, while ‘I am reading a book’ refers to a present ongoing action.
B. ‘I read a book’ is a question, while ‘I am reading a book’ is a statement.
C. ‘I read a book’ indicates a habitual action, while ‘I am reading a book’ indicates a completed action.
D. ‘I read a book’ refers to a future action, while ‘I am reading a book’ refers to a past action.
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A. For actions happening right now.
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C. For actions that will happen in the future.
D. For temporary situations.
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Ferry has lived in cuba for five years,and…….
A. they have too
B. so they have
C. so they had
D. they had too
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A. presented
B. were presented
C. has presented
D. was presented
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Last week, it ____ three tacos for dinner.
A. had
B. has
C. will have